Project Personnel (Duquette) - Revision history

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‎Resources

Vjmanzo: /* 1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team */

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‎1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team

Vjmanzo: /* 3. Prepare for Check-up Meetings */

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‎3. Prepare for Check-up Meetings

Vjmanzo: /* 1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team */

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‎1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team

Vjmanzo: /* For Projects That Involve Manufacturing or Modeling */

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‎For Projects That Involve Manufacturing or Modeling

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Vjmanzo: /* 2. What to Do After You Sign Up */

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‎2. What to Do After You Sign Up

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2020-08-27T18:49:23Z

‎2. What to Do After You Sign Up

Vjmanzo at 20:32, 7 May 2020

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Vjmanzo at 01:49, 17 April 2020

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 There are many useful books that [[User:Vjmanzo |Prof. Manzo]] has hand-picked and ordered that are available in the [https://www.wpi.edu/library library].
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 * Sign up for a GitLab Account on our internal repository: https://arcgit.wpi.edu
 ** Request access to the Git Repositories for this project using the URLs on the project's Wiki page (on this site).
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-===3. Prepare for Check-up Meetings===
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 There will be regular "check-up" meetings between me and each project group during class-time throughout the term. To prepare for this:
 * Choose one member of the team to give me the update during the meeting
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 ='''Resources'''=
 Besides the individual project resources associated with each project's wiki page, we have many resources available:

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 == ''' <span style="color:#FF69B4>Please read this entire page!</span>''' ==
-===1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team===
+==1. How to Sign Up for a Project Team==
 Assuming you've already registered for HU3910:<br>
 *Decide on a 1) project from [[HU3910 (Duquette) | this page]], and 2) a specific task as defined on that project's page

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−	~~====For Projects That Involve 3D Printing====~~
−	~~You’ll need to complete the Basic User Training in the Foisie Innovation Studio in order to use the 3D printers available in that space~~
−	~~# Visit https://canvas.wpi.edu/courses/9342/quizzes/18550~~
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-===2. What to Do After You Sign Up===
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 * '''Get to know your projects''' by reading the project Wiki page entirely and, in most cases, reading the project reports and watching the presentations from previous student teams
 * Get to know your teammates
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 *Start digging into your project by:
 ** Reading the Wiki page for that project entirely!
-** Reading the "Documentation" section of the project and/or the Read Me files associated with the GIT repositories for your project (if applicable)
+** Reading the "Documentation" section of the project, demo/presentation videos, and/or the Read Me files associated with the GIT repositories for your project (if applicable)
 ** Acclimate yourself to the subject area (especially if this is new to you!) by looking at [[Book_Resources|list of books]] currently being held at the Gordon library, tutorials available online, or other books on the subject. It is absolutely 100% undeniably, irrevocably (ecumenically?!) worth it to take some time and read some guides and info about the subject matter at the start of the term prior to building anything! Structure this into your project timeline!
 ** Start to develop a project timeline
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 '''You have brief summaries of your progress due on [http://canvas.wpi.edu Canvas] every few days, so read the Syllabus on Canvas.'''
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 * Decide on a '''regular'' weekly meeting time outside of class time to discuss weekly goals and objectives
 ** If you're the only "morning person" in a group of "night owls", choose a different project--seriously
-*Start digging into your project--acclimate yourself to the subject area and start looking at [[Book_Resources|list of books]] currently being held at the Gordon library.
+*Start digging into your project by:
-* Meet a few times a week to discuss the division of labor of tasks, otherwise work independently and work hard. I'm expecting about 15 - 17 hours of work each week for each team member.
+** Reading the Wiki page for that project entirely!
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 '''You have brief summaries of your progress due on [http://canvas.wpi.edu Canvas] every few days, so read the Syllabus on Canvas.'''

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		+	='''Resources'''=
		+	Besides the individual project resources associated with each project's wiki page, we have many resources available:
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		+	==[[Book_Resources\|Books Available in the Library]]==
		+	[[File:Wpi-gordon-feat.jpg\|200px\|link=Book_Resources]]
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		+	There are many useful books that [[User:Vjmanzo \|Prof. Manzo]] has hand-picked and ordered that are available in the [https://www.wpi.edu/library library].
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		+	==[[Private:Dan_Erlewine's_Guitar_Shop\|Dan Erlewine's Guitar Shop Instructional Videos]]==
		+	[[File:Erlwineimage.jpg\|200px\|link=Private:Dan_Erlewine's_Guitar_Shop]]
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		+	Video demonstrations of a variety of guitar-related repair and maintenance tasks
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